The MB36 mouthpiece is anatomically shaped to the horse's mouth and has a port for tongue freedom. The special feature of the MB36 mouthpiece is that it tilts slightly forward, which provides tongue pressure when there is contact on the rein.
Thebit is suitable for the disciplines:
The Kimberwick bit is suspended, which provides calmness and stability in the horse's mouth, as the bit will lie still. In the bit ring, there are two options for attaching the rein - one option with small leverage and one option without leverage. The Myler Kimberwick comes with a foam chain that must be tightened under the horse's chin for the bit to have the correct effect. The foam chain means that there is an exchange on the bit, which puts pressure on the horse's neck, under the chin and extra signal in the mouth.
The horseat Level 2-3 :
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The horse has training equivalent to Level 2, but has a good temperament and can therefore benefit from a bit with more freedom of tongue.
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The horse has training similar to Level 3, but requires more support and control as it is not ready for the freedom of the Level 3 bit.
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The horse shows resistance and reluctance to Myler the Level 2 bites.
Independent Side Movement
Some of the Myler bits are equipped with so-called "Independent Side Movement". This is, as the name indicates, allows the rider to move each side of the bit independently of each other. This means that when the rider pulls on one rein, the horse gets a very clear signal as only one side moves. This provides effective shoulder control and bending of the horse.
